Articles in "Hebrew University of Jerusalem"
Tiny Proteins Could Offer New Clues to How Cancer Develops
Israeli scientists have uncovered a hidden layer of cancer biology: hundreds of tiny proteins made from genetic material that was long ...
Israeli Study Points to More Efficient Newborn Screening With 83% Fewer Lab Tests
A new saliva-testing method could make it easier for hospitals to screen every newborn for a common virus that can cause hearing loss and ...
Study Links Combat Trauma to Relationships, Political Worldviews
The battlefield may not be the only place where soldiers’ psychological resilience is tested. A new study of Israeli reserve soldiers ...
Israeli Study Reveals Brain Circuit Behind Cocaine’s Grip on Behavior
A brain system that normally helps keep behavior flexible may be turned against itself by cocaine, Israeli scientists have found. The ...
Israeli Study Offers a More Targeted Approach to Tree Planting
Planting trees to restore degraded land or improve ecosystems may not always increase vegetation, a new Israeli study has found. Scientists ...
Israeli Study Identifies Potential New Target Against E. coli Infections
Some disease-causing E. coli bacteria can rapidly adapt to find new ways to cling to human cells after losing the system they normally use ...
Reinforced Ice Could Open New Building Options in Extreme Cold
Israeli scientists have developed a new type of reinforced ice that is about 10 times stronger than ordinary ice under compression and can ...
New Study Offers Potential Breakthrough in Search for Elusive Dark Matter
A team of Israeli, Italian and Croatian scientists has identified three existing materials that could make future searches for some of the ...
Israeli Study Points to Better Ways of Monitoring Cosmic Radiation at Flight Altitudes
For most passengers, cosmic radiation during a flight is a minor part of everyday exposure. But for pilots and flight attendants who spend ...
‘The Toll Was Much Higher’: Israeli Study Finds COVID Deaths Underreported
The COVID-19 pandemic was not only a test of health systems. It was also a test of whether governments could be trusted to report what was ...
